How A Frozen Chicken And An Apple Led To The Industrial Revolution

Before Stuart times the man who really ruled the scientific roost was the Greek philosopher Aristotle, even if he had been dead for 2000 years. But by the 1600s his ideas were becoming discredited and the Stuarts needed a new approach to understanding nature. This is the programme 'What the Tudors...

29 min - History - Absolute History

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1. The Industrial Revolution by T. S. Ashton - View on Amazon
2. The Most Powerful Idea in the World by William Rosen - View on Amazon
3. Empire of Cotton by Sven Beckert - View on Amazon
4. How We Got to Now by Steven Johnson (4/5) - View on Amazon
5. Industry and empire by Eric Hobsbawm - View on Amazon

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